3 jupes pour débuter Par Eolune, le 16/08/2010 dans Tutoriels T&N Souvent, on a envie de porter nos tuniques mais elles sont un peu courtes…ou bien nos robes un peu transparentes…ou tout simplement envie d’une nouvelle jupe toute simple ! Qu’à cela ne tienne, voici 3 tutos de jupes ou jupons trèèèès faciles à porter seul ou en superposition 1 – La jupe de base qui va à tout le monde/Le jupon court de dessous Matériel : De l’élastiqueTissu : une hauteur de jupe (astuce : généralement, je prends 70cm)En plus : dentelle ou biais pour le bas de la jupe Marche à suivre : Couper cette pièce deux fois, un devant, un derrièreAssembler les côtés de la jupeFaire une coulisse en haut pour passer un élastiqueFaire l’ourlet du basPorter Résultat : La jupe violette dessous est faite sur ce tuto. 2 – La jupe à panneaux, que j’aime porter longue sous une robe ou une tunique Pour une jupe en 4 panneaux Résultats : Les deux sont basées sur 2m de diamètre. 3 – Le jupon plus “bohème” et avec beaucoup plus d’ampleur Marche à suivre :
The Layered Skirt Today I have a layered skirt to share with you. I know I know gasp another skirt. But I love skirts. I am not a shorts wearer but I love skirts. They are feminine, comfy, and they help make your womanly curves look good. I have seen skirts like this a lot. So this is what I came up with instead. What you need: One old skirt (or fabric to make a skirt base) Fabric cut in strips Step 1: Take an old skirt. Step 2: Starting with the bottom of the skirt pin the first strip along the bottom edge. then sew in place. Step 3: make your way up the skirt overlapping your strips and sewing them in place. Step 4: Sew the strips all the way to the top then at the top take one last strip. Enjoy your creation!
auto-service + Alors, ai-je bien compris le message -si bien caché...- que vous avez essayé de me faire passer sous mon dernier billet couture?Vous aussi, vous avez envie d'être bien servies par vous même? quelques détails pour vous aider Je m'incline face à la majorité -c'était si gentiment demandé- et, voici donc le patron + les explications de ma jupe de la semaine dernière: le patron à télécharger: patron_autoService les instructions d'assemblage : AutoService Prise par un élan de folie des grandeurs, je n'ai pas voulu faire les choses à moitié et c'est un patron en taille réelle que vous avez là: veillez donc à respecter les instructions d'impression que j'ai mentionnées dans les explications -je n'ai pas envie de vous voir revenir en larmes parce que vous ne rentrez pas dans votre nouvelle jolie jupe! De plus, n'étant pas une personne se distinguant par son sens de la pédagogie remarquablement affûté -prof? un dernier petit rappel : on ne se bloque pas parce qu'on a peur de la fermeture éclair!
La jupe qui fait top Pondu par Emilyjolie le 24 juillet 2008 Voici venues les vacances…Tu pars bientôt et tu connais bien le problème du « mais si j’te dis que ça rentre ! » ? (Alors que non, même en sautant dessus c’est un fait, la valise ne ferme pas ! ) Bien sûr, tu pourrais en prendre deux mais papa/chérichou/la tripotée de copines (rayer la mention inutile) ne seront sûrement pas d’accord… La solution la voilà : la jupe qui fait top, ou le top qui fait jupe, c’est comme on veut. Il nous faut : – un bon mètre de jersey – des ciseaux, du fil, des aiguilles – une machine à coudre Etape 1 : les mesures Tu mesures… eh oui, c’est l’étape que l’on ne peut pas zapper ! Tu mesures aussi ton tour de hanche, et si tu as de la chance les mesures sont similaires… Etape 2 : le bandeau Le bandeau sert de ceinture à la jupe ou de soutien-nénés pour le top. Tu découpes un grand rectangle selon les mesures suivantes : – Longueur = tour de poitrine ou tour de hanche – Hauteur = hauteur des seins Etape 2 : les volants
Pretty + Full Skirt Nicole Blum from Improv Diary is back today with her Pretty + Full Skirt, a simple skirt which is also easy to adapt to any size. Nicole is the co-author of Improv Sewing: A Freeform Approach to Creative Techniques, a favorite book here at Sew,Mama,Sew! It’s full of fun and easy designs for lots of creative clothing, accessories and more. This skirt is so sweet and easy and you absolutely do not need a pattern to make it, so it satisfies all my requirements for fun sewing. I created this because my daughter was eyeing some adorable skirts in the Jonnie B. catalogue and I figured I better get stitching before she showed them to me even one more time. What you’ll need: 1 to 1.5 yards of woven fabric (mine was 44” wide after washing). Directions:1. You will need two measurements to make this skirt. 2. 3. Tip: A good way to get a perfectly straight line is to make a snip where you want to cut the fabric and rip the fabric from waistband to hemline. 4. 5. Press side seams open. 6.
Growing Home: The Elastic-Waist Flirt Skirt (inspired by J.Crew) I am SO excited to be sharing this project with you. Not because it’s so crazy amazing (I’m a newbie sewer, so it’s actually rather basic), but because it is the very FIRST article of clothing that I’ve ever sewn for myself. Honestly, I never expected to make myself anything--I started sewing to make things for our home and the boys, and never expected to do much else. Then, a few weeks back, I purchased this little number at J. Before I go any further, let me tell you this: making this skirt is EASY. Ironically, though, the construction isn’t obvious. See, the first step in copying any piece of clothing (or, in other words, using a piece of clothing to make a pattern) is turning it inside out. Rectangular pockets attached up underneath the elastic casing. So I was left to figure a few things out by myself again. I love my new skirt. So, lookout friends, there may be more copycat tutorials on the horizon:). Happy Weekend! p.s. Materials 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Cut your piece of elastic in half.
Flat Front Shirred Skirt I made this skirt specifically for a maternity skirt, so I can't vouch 100% for it working as a regular skirt. I see no reason why it wouldn't though, because the measurements are all your own. The front waist is flat and the back waist is shirred for easy fitting. I know that skirt tutorials pop up on here quite a bit. That is because they are a staple for my summer wardrobe, I don't think there is anything more comfy when it's a 100 degrees outside! They are also monstrously easy to make! You can make an A-line skirt by simply adding a few inches to the bottom width of the skirt. Take your back waist and make a casing for elastic along the top. Sew lines with elastic thread beneath your casing. Thread your elastic through the casing and sew down the ends. Now the front waist and the back waist are finished. Sew each waist to its respective side of the skirt. When you do the back, just stretch the waist as you go to line up with the top of the skirt. Have fun sewing!
circle skirt tutorial - version 2.0 - new and improved! : WhatTheCraft.com ... The moment you’ve all been waiting for: a circle skirt tutorial that has the math already done for you! Download my FREE circle skirt template, and you’re ready to go! For detailed instructions, watch my video tutorial here: I tried to address all the questions you guys have asked about circle skirts over the years: how to hem a circle skirt, how to avoid hemming (heh), how to determine how much fabric you need, what to do if your fabric isn’t wide enough to cut the skirt in one piece, and so on. Don’t forget to subscribe to my YouTube channel! This tutorial was filmed using a Creative Labs Vado HD Digital Video Camera, a Canon Rebel (for still shots), and edited in Sony Vegas Movie Studio. ARCHIVED TUTORIAL BELOW – The following is my original circle skirt tutorial, which includes the steps that show you how to do the math. This tutorial is for a classic circle skirt (think 50′s style poodle skirt). Difficulty: Step 1 Cut a waistband out of stretchy fabric or stretch lace. Step 1 Step 2 Step 2
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